I've searched high and low, and still, Huzhou's Nanxun is the most charming!

Saturday self-drive day trip from Shanghai, here comes the Nanxun ancient town guide! 🚗 The journey is only an hour and a half, and there are free parking spaces near the scenic area 🅿, and today there aren't many people, so parking is very convenient. 🎫 Admission to the scenic area is free, but some attractions require a separate ticket. It is recommended to get a map of the scenic area 🗺, plan ahead, and mark the places you want to visit to avoid unnecessary detours. 🕌 The most impressive attraction is the 'Jili Lake Silk House', which has handcrafted exquisite models 🎁, showing the entire process from sericulture to weaving. I raised silkworms at home when I was a child, and these familiar scenes are full of memories for me. The architecture in the Jiangnan area is unique, with small bridges over flowing water, whitewashed walls with black tiles, mottled walls, and wooden buildings, all telling the romance of Jiangnan 🎶. 🍱 For dining, you can pick any roadside stir-fry restaurant, highly recommend the Dongpo pork, the taste is amazing! As for snacks, there's no special place to check in, just eat wherever you go, the snacks at each scenic spot are more or less the same. 💡 After dark, the lights of the ancient town are lit up, and the view is incomparably beautiful! Sitting in a rowing boat, enjoying the scenery on both sides of the river, is truly relaxing! 🚣 We arrived at 11 o'clock and finished strolling around at 7 in the evening, with a long break at a coffee shop in between. The beauty of Jiangnan is a sight at every step, and if you're not in a hurry, you can stroll for a long time! 🌳